tool extends Node #class_name Note enum {NOTE_TAP, NOTE_HOLD, NOTE_STAR=2, NOTE_SLIDE=-2, NOTE_TOUCH=3, NOTE_TOUCH_HOLD=4, NOTE_ARROW, NOTE_ROLL} enum SlideType {CHORD, ARC_CW, ARC_ACW, CHORD_TRIPLE, COMPLEX} const DEATH_DELAY := 1.0 # This is touchy with the judgement windows and variable bpm. const RELEASE_SCORE_TYPES := { NOTE_HOLD: -NOTE_HOLD, NOTE_SLIDE: NOTE_SLIDE, NOTE_TOUCH_HOLD: -NOTE_TOUCH_HOLD, NOTE_ROLL: -NOTE_ROLL } class NoteBase extends Resource: var time_hit: float setget set_time_hit var time_death: float var column: int var double_hit := false var time_activated := INF var missed := false var is_break := false func set_time_hit(value: float): time_hit = value time_death = time_hit + DEATH_DELAY class NoteHittableBase extends NoteBase: const hittable := true class NoteTapBase extends NoteHittableBase: func _init(time_hit: float, column: int, is_break:=false): self.time_hit = time_hit self.column = column self.is_break = is_break class NoteTap extends NoteTapBase: var type := NOTE_TAP func _init(time_hit: float, column: int, is_break:=false).(time_hit, column, is_break): pass class NoteStar extends NoteTapBase: # Fancy charts have naked slides which necessitates separation of Star and Slide :( var type := NOTE_STAR var duration := 1.0 # This is required for the spin speed func _init(time_hit: float, column: int, is_break:=false).(time_hit, column, is_break): pass class NoteHoldBase extends NoteHittableBase: var time_release: float setget set_time_release var time_released := INF var duration: float setget set_duration var is_held: bool func _init(time_hit: float, column: int, duration: float): self.time_hit = time_hit self.column = column self.duration = duration self.is_held = false func set_time_hit(value: float): time_hit = value time_release = time_hit + duration time_death = time_release + DEATH_DELAY func set_time_release(value: float): time_release = value time_death = time_release + DEATH_DELAY duration = time_release - time_hit func set_duration(value: float): duration = value time_release = time_hit + duration time_death = time_release + DEATH_DELAY class NoteHold extends NoteHoldBase: var type := NOTE_HOLD func _init(time_hit: float, column: int, duration: float).(time_hit, column, duration): pass class NoteRoll extends NoteHoldBase: var type := NOTE_ROLL func _init(time_hit: float, column: int, duration: float).(time_hit, column, duration): pass class NoteSlide extends NoteBase: # Fancy charts have naked slides which necessitates separation of Star and Slide :( const hittable := false var type := NOTE_SLIDE var time_release: float setget set_time_release var duration: float setget set_duration var column_release: int var slide_type: int var slide_id: int var progress := INF var missed_slide := false var values: Dictionary func _init(time_hit: float, column: int, duration:=0.0, column_release:=0, slide_type:=0): self.time_hit = time_hit # The hit doesn't actually count for anything self.column = column self.duration = duration self.time_release = time_hit + duration self.time_death = time_release + DEATH_DELAY self.column_release = column_release self.slide_type = slide_type self.values = {} update_slide_variables() func set_time_hit(value: float): time_hit = value time_release = time_hit + duration time_death = time_release + DEATH_DELAY func set_time_release(value: float): time_release = value time_death = time_release + DEATH_DELAY duration = time_release - time_hit func set_duration(value: float): duration = value time_release = time_hit + duration time_death = time_release + DEATH_DELAY func update_slide_variables(): match slide_type: Note.SlideType.CHORD, Note.SlideType.CHORD_TRIPLE: values.start = GameTheme.RADIAL_UNIT_VECTORS[column] values.end = GameTheme.RADIAL_UNIT_VECTORS[column_release] values.angle = (values.end - values.start).angle() Note.SlideType.ARC_CW: values.start_a = GameTheme.RADIAL_COL_ANGLES[column] values.end_a = GameTheme.RADIAL_COL_ANGLES[column_release] if values.end_a < values.start_a: values.end_a += TAU Note.SlideType.ARC_ACW: values.start_a = GameTheme.RADIAL_COL_ANGLES[column] values.end_a = GameTheme.RADIAL_COL_ANGLES[column_release] if values.end_a > values.start_a: values.end_a -= TAU Note.SlideType.COMPLEX: values.curve2d = Curve2D.new() values.curve2d.bake_interval = 0.1 # TODO: play around with this func get_position(progress: float) -> Vector2: match slide_type: Note.SlideType.CHORD, Note.SlideType.CHORD_TRIPLE: return lerp(values.start, values.end, progress) Note.SlideType.ARC_CW, Note.SlideType.ARC_ACW: var circle_angle : float = lerp(values.start_a, values.end_a, progress) return polar2cartesian(1.0, circle_angle) Note.SlideType.COMPLEX: progress *= values.curve2d.get_baked_length() return values.curve2d.interpolate_baked(progress) return Vector2(0.0, 0.0) func get_points(per_radius: float = 10.0) -> Array: # Returns PoolVector2Array positions, PoolRealArray angles match slide_type: Note.SlideType.COMPLEX: var interval = 1.0/per_radius if values.curve2d.bake_interval != interval: values.curve2d.set_bake_interval(interval) # Setting this, even to the same value triggers a new bake var positions: PoolVector2Array = values.curve2d.get_baked_points() var angles = [] for i in len(positions)-1: angles.append((positions[i+1]-positions[i]).angle()) positions.remove(0) # Don't need an arrow pointing at the start position return [positions, PoolRealArray(angles)] _: var trail_length : int = int(floor(get_slide_length() * per_radius)) var angles = [] var positions = [] for i in trail_length: angles.append(get_angle((i+1)/float(trail_length))) positions.append(get_position((i+1)/float(trail_length))) return [PoolVector2Array(positions), PoolRealArray(angles)] func get_angle(progress: float) -> float: match slide_type: Note.SlideType.CHORD, Note.SlideType.CHORD_TRIPLE: return values.angle Note.SlideType.ARC_CW: var circle_angle : float = lerp(values.start_a, values.end_a, progress) return circle_angle + PI/2.0 Note.SlideType.ARC_ACW: var circle_angle : float = lerp(values.start_a, values.end_a, progress) return circle_angle - PI/2.0 Note.SlideType.COMPLEX: # TODO: get a better tangent maybe? progress = clamp(progress, 0.001, 0.999) # Yes this is scuffed var l = values.curve2d.get_baked_length() return (values.curve2d.interpolate_baked((progress+0.001)*l) - values.curve2d.interpolate_baked((progress-0.001)*l)).angle() return 0.0 func get_slide_length() -> float: # Return unit-circle (r=1) length of slide trail match slide_type: Note.SlideType.CHORD, Note.SlideType.CHORD_TRIPLE: return 2*abs(sin((GameTheme.RADIAL_COL_ANGLES[column_release] - GameTheme.RADIAL_COL_ANGLES[column])/2)) Note.SlideType.ARC_CW: return fposmod(GameTheme.RADIAL_COL_ANGLES[column_release] - GameTheme.RADIAL_COL_ANGLES[column], TAU) Note.SlideType.ARC_ACW: return fposmod(GameTheme.RADIAL_COL_ANGLES[column] - GameTheme.RADIAL_COL_ANGLES[column_release], TAU) Note.SlideType.COMPLEX: return values.curve2d.get_baked_length() return 0.0 static func copy_note(note: NoteBase): # Honestly disappointed I couldn't find a better, more OOP solution for this. var newnote: NoteBase match note.type: NOTE_TAP: newnote = NoteTap.new(note.time_hit, note.column, note.is_break) NOTE_STAR: newnote = NoteStar.new(note.time_hit, note.column, note.is_break) NOTE_HOLD: newnote = NoteHold.new(note.time_hit, note.column, note.duration) NOTE_SLIDE: newnote = NoteSlide.new(note.time_hit, note.column, note.duration, note.column_release, note.slide_type) if note.slide_type == Note.SlideType.COMPLEX: newnote.values.curve2d = note.values.curve2d NOTE_ROLL: newnote = NoteRoll.new(note.time_hit, note.column, note.duration) newnote.double_hit = note.double_hit return newnote static func make_slide(time_hit: float, duration: float, column: int, column_release: int, slide_type:=SlideType.CHORD) -> NoteSlide: return NoteSlide.new(time_hit, column, duration, column_release, slide_type) static func make_touch(time_hit: float, location: Vector2) -> Dictionary: return {type=NOTE_TOUCH, time_hit=time_hit, time_death=time_hit+DEATH_DELAY, location=location, double_hit=false} static func make_touch_hold(time_hit: float, duration: float, location: Vector2) -> Dictionary: var time_release := time_hit + duration return {type=NOTE_TOUCH_HOLD, time_hit=time_hit, time_release=time_release, time_death=time_release+DEATH_DELAY, location=location, double_hit=false} static func process_note_list(note_array: Array, check_doubles:=true): # Preprocess double hits, assign Slide IDs # If this were performance-critical, we'd single iterate it # It's not though, so we lay it out simply var slide_id := 0 if len(note_array): # Doubles if check_doubles: for i in len(note_array)-1: var note1 = note_array[i] if not note1.hittable: continue for j in len(note_array)-1-i: var note2 = note_array[i+j+1] if not note2.hittable: continue if note1.time_hit == note2.time_hit: note1.double_hit = true note2.double_hit = true else: break # Slides for i in len(note_array): if note_array[i].type == NOTE_SLIDE: note_array[i].slide_id = slide_id slide_id += 1 # These should probably get their own singleton later const ORBIT_INNER_RADIUS = sin(deg2rad(22.5)) # ~0.38 const ORBIT_KAPPA = (sqrt(2)-1) * 4.0 / 3.0 # This is the length of control points along a tangent to approximate a circle (multiply by desired radius) func curve2d_make_orbit(curve2d, rad_in, rad_out, ccw, rad_max_arc:=PI*0.25, kappa:=ORBIT_KAPPA, inner_radius:=ORBIT_INNER_RADIUS): var d_sign = -1 if ccw else 1 var rad_2 = rad_in+PI*3/8*d_sign var rad_2t = rad_2+PI*0.5*d_sign var rad_3 = rad_out-PI*3/8*d_sign var rad_3t = rad_3-PI*0.5*d_sign var a_diff = wrapf((rad_3-rad_2)*d_sign, 0.0001, TAU+0.0001) var n = ceil(a_diff/rad_max_arc) var ad = a_diff/n var k = kappa*inner_radius*(2*ad/PI) # Not geometrically correct scaling but reasonable for now # curve2d.add_point(polar2cartesian(1.0, rad_in)) curve2d.add_point(polar2cartesian(inner_radius, rad_2), Vector2.ZERO, polar2cartesian(k, rad_2t)) for i in range(1, n): var ang = rad_2 + i*ad*d_sign curve2d.add_point(polar2cartesian(inner_radius, ang), polar2cartesian(k, ang-PI/2*d_sign), polar2cartesian(k, ang+PI/2*d_sign)) curve2d.add_point(polar2cartesian(inner_radius, rad_3), polar2cartesian(k, rad_3t)) # curve2d.add_point(polar2cartesian(1.0, rad_out)) func curve2d_make_sideorbit(curve2d: Curve2D, rad_in: float, rad_out: float, ccw: bool, rad_max_arc:=PI*0.25, kappa:=ORBIT_KAPPA, inner_radius:=ORBIT_INNER_RADIUS): var d_sign := -1 if ccw else 1 var sideorbit_center := polar2cartesian(inner_radius, rad_in-PI*0.5*d_sign) var rad_orbit_in := rad_in + PI*0.5*d_sign var orbcenter_to_out := polar2cartesian(1.0, rad_out) - sideorbit_center var rad_orbit_out := orbcenter_to_out.angle() - acos(inner_radius/orbcenter_to_out.length())*d_sign var pos_orbit_out := sideorbit_center + polar2cartesian(inner_radius, rad_orbit_out) var a_diff = wrapf((rad_orbit_out-rad_orbit_in)*d_sign, 0.0001, TAU+0.0001) var n = ceil(a_diff/rad_max_arc) var ad = a_diff/n var k = kappa*inner_radius*(2*ad/PI) # Not geometrically correct scaling but reasonable for now # curve2d.add_point(polar2cartesian(1.0, rad_in)) curve2d.add_point(Vector2.ZERO, Vector2.ZERO, polar2cartesian(k, rad_in+PI)) for i in range(1, n): var ang = rad_orbit_in + i*ad*d_sign curve2d.add_point(sideorbit_center + polar2cartesian(inner_radius, ang), polar2cartesian(k, ang-PI/2*d_sign), polar2cartesian(k, ang+PI/2*d_sign)) curve2d.add_point(pos_orbit_out, polar2cartesian(k, rad_orbit_out-PI*0.5*d_sign)) # curve2d.add_point(polar2cartesian(1.0, rad_out))